Your World Poem Analysis

Front

What does the speaker urge readers to do in 'Your World'?

Back

Take risks.

Front

What does the phrase 'Your world is as big as you make it' imply?

Back

It’s up to you to set your own goals.

Front

Which line indicates a change in the speaker’s attitude?

Back

'But I sighted the distant horizon'.

Front

What type of poem is 'Your World'?

Back

Lyric poem.

Front

How are the speaker’s feelings expressed in the last line?

Back

Through repetition.

Front

Define 'lyric poem'.

Back

A type of emotional song-like poetry that expresses personal feelings.

Front

What is the significance of taking risks according to the poem?

Back

It encourages personal growth and exploration.

Front

Explain the concept of 'setting your own goals'.

Back

It means taking control of your life and aspirations.

Front

What does 'sighted the distant horizon' symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes hope and new possibilities.

Front

Identify an example of repetition in poetry.

Back

Repetition of a phrase or word for emphasis.